The parameters of your bet do not reflect your stance on fundamentals... which is why I said you hedge your bets in your favor.

If you truly believe that Biddle is $200k overvalued... then your bet threshold should have been $639k... not $819k. Who's not standing behind his beliefs now?

Uh... I don't know... I don't bet on stuff I can't control... Hey USCTrojan... what is it really worth in your opinion... I never claimed that... I'm just counter pointing your point on that other point....

Hey USCT, first, thanks for taking time to look at it. According to Redfin, in last 12 months, there were 3 homes that backed on to culver in these tracts. Three sold for 449, 439 and 459/sf which were the detached SFR. The only house (that i think you alluded to) that sold for 385/sf is a attached unit and actually in a different part of the tract that has different kinds of homes.

Based on this, if you took the three averages, then used $449 * 2001 sqft=898k - 100k in work needed=798,449, right? These comps are in the same general tract and all back onto Culver all built in couple of years of each other.

Curious why you choose to use the least similar sale among the 4 sales to comp against. I ask because I did my own "analysis" when I put in the bid as I was planning on flipping it or renting it out and I wanted to compare notes of value. TIA!

So Scurred...your analysis is wrong. You're doubledipping. the home that sold at 439/sq ft is already has the poor condition priced in. so for the current property, you're penalizing it twice by using the low 439/sq ft to average, and then deducting an additional 100k in repairs. Make sense?

This is why the property is probably worth 40k more and why you should bid above 850k to prevent others from stealing it from you.

I like the way you think.

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The parameters of your bet do not reflect your stance on fundamentals... which is why I said you hedge your bets in your favor.

If you truly believe that Biddle is $200k overvalued... then your bet threshold should have been $639k... not $819k. Who's not standing behind his beliefs now?

Uh... I don't know... I don't bet on stuff I can't control... Hey USCTrojan... what is it really worth in your opinion... I never claimed that... I'm just counter pointing your point on that other point....

Hey USCT, first, thanks for taking time to look at it. According to Redfin, in last 12 months, there were 3 homes that backed on to culver in these tracts. Three sold for 449, 439 and 459/sf which were the detached SFR. The only house (that i think you alluded to) that sold for 385/sf is a attached unit and actually in a different part of the tract that has different kinds of homes.

Based on this, if you took the three averages, then used $449 * 2001 sqft=898k - 100k in work needed=798,449, right? These comps are in the same general tract and all back onto Culver all built in couple of years of each other.

Curious why you choose to use the least similar sale among the 4 sales to comp against. I ask because I did my own "analysis" when I put in the bid as I was planning on flipping it or renting it out and I wanted to compare notes of value. TIA!

So Scurred...your analysis is wrong. You're doubledipping. the home that sold at 439/sq ft is already has the poor condition priced in. so for the current property, you're penalizing it twice by using the low 439/sq ft to average, and then deducting an additional 100k in repairs. Make sense?

This is why the property is probably worth 40k more and why you should bid above 850k to prevent others from stealing it from you.

Moving, you need to attend Indie school of ridiculing. Heard he is opening a branch up in your move up neighborhood right next to the 85 degree. He already sees your potential!

Your post current skills doesn't quite cut it as either adding much ridicule nor value to the conversation. But thanks for playing.

Hey USCT, first, thanks for taking time to look at it. According to Redfin, in last 12 months, there were 3 homes that backed on to culver in these tracts. Three sold for 449, 439 and 459/sf which were the detached SFR. The only house (that i think you alluded to) that sold for 385/sf is a attached unit and actually in a different part of the tract that has different kinds of homes.

Based on this, if you took the three averages, then used $449 * 2001 sqft=898k - 100k in work needed=798,449, right? These comps are in the same general tract and all back onto Culver all built in couple of years of each other.

Curious why you choose to use the least similar sale among the 4 sales to comp against. I ask because I did my own "analysis" when I put in the bid as I was planning on flipping it or renting it out and I wanted to compare notes of value. TIA!

This is genius. Quoting for future reference.

Why thank you! What was so insightful for you?

When putting in your bid on this house as an investment property, ignore any talk from naysayers about actuals. It's all about the proforma here. The intangible asset is the brand reputation of the neighborhood and potential baby. The haters don't get it like you or I. The brand and potential are priceless.

The parameters of your bet do not reflect your stance on fundamentals... which is why I said you hedge your bets in your favor.

If you truly believe that Biddle is $200k overvalued... then your bet threshold should have been $639k... not $819k. Who's not standing behind his beliefs now?

Uh... I don't know... I don't bet on stuff I can't control... Hey USCTrojan... what is it really worth in your opinion... I never claimed that... I'm just counter pointing your point on that other point....

Hey USCT, first, thanks for taking time to look at it. According to Redfin, in last 12 months, there were 3 homes that backed on to culver in these tracts. Three sold for 449, 439 and 459/sf which were the detached SFR. The only house (that i think you alluded to) that sold for 385/sf is a attached unit and actually in a different part of the tract that has different kinds of homes.

Based on this, if you took the three averages, then used $449 * 2001 sqft=898k - 100k in work needed=798,449, right? These comps are in the same general tract and all back onto Culver all built in couple of years of each other.

Curious why you choose to use the least similar sale among the 4 sales to comp against. I ask because I did my own "analysis" when I put in the bid as I was planning on flipping it or renting it out and I wanted to compare notes of value. TIA!

So Scurred...your analysis is wrong. You're doubledipping. the home that sold at 439/sq ft is already has the poor condition priced in. so for the current property, you're penalizing it twice by using the low 439/sq ft to average, and then deducting an additional 100k in repairs. Make sense?

This is why the property is probably worth 40k more and why you should bid above 850k to prevent others from stealing it from you.

Moving, you need to attend Indie school of ridiculing. Heard he is opening a branch up in your move up neighborhood right next to the 85 degree. He already sees your potential!

Your post current skills doesn't quite cut it as either adding much ridicule nor value to the conversation. But thanks for playing.

There's some truth to this. I was once banned from this site How indy does it w/o getting banned makes me want to enroll.

You know how I know life isn't fair and makes my heart bleed for the poor? Cause I read posts from people like you with money that think buying this property as investment is a good idea. That someone that foolish still manages to have money. If just baffles me how you haven't lost it all yet.

The parameters of your bet do not reflect your stance on fundamentals... which is why I said you hedge your bets in your favor.

If you truly believe that Biddle is $200k overvalued... then your bet threshold should have been $639k... not $819k. Who's not standing behind his beliefs now?

Uh... I don't know... I don't bet on stuff I can't control... Hey USCTrojan... what is it really worth in your opinion... I never claimed that... I'm just counter pointing your point on that other point....

Hey USCT, first, thanks for taking time to look at it. According to Redfin, in last 12 months, there were 3 homes that backed on to culver in these tracts. Three sold for 449, 439 and 459/sf which were the detached SFR. The only house (that i think you alluded to) that sold for 385/sf is a attached unit and actually in a different part of the tract that has different kinds of homes.

Based on this, if you took the three averages, then used $449 * 2001 sqft=898k - 100k in work needed=798,449, right? These comps are in the same general tract and all back onto Culver all built in couple of years of each other.

Curious why you choose to use the least similar sale among the 4 sales to comp against. I ask because I did my own "analysis" when I put in the bid as I was planning on flipping it or renting it out and I wanted to compare notes of value. TIA!

So Scurred...your analysis is wrong. You're doubledipping. the home that sold at 439/sq ft is already has the poor condition priced in. so for the current property, you're penalizing it twice by using the low 439/sq ft to average, and then deducting an additional 100k in repairs. Make sense?

This is why the property is probably worth 40k more and why you should bid above 850k to prevent others from stealing it from you.

Moving, you need to attend Indie school of ridiculing. Heard he is opening a branch up in your move up neighborhood right next to the 85 degree. He already sees your potential!

Your post current skills doesn't quite cut it as either adding much ridicule nor value to the conversation. But thanks for playing.

There's some truth to this. I was once banned from this site How indy does it w/o getting banned makes me want to enroll.

You know how I know life isn't fair and makes my heart bleed for the poor? Cause I read posts from people like you with money that think buying this property as investment is a good idea. That someone that foolish still manages to have money. If just baffles me how you haven't lost it all yet.

And I'll keep playing...

for someone who has no idea what i HAD actually offered, you sure assume a lot and talk a lot....but hey, if it were any different, Indie wouldn't be personally recruiting you.

The parameters of your bet do not reflect your stance on fundamentals... which is why I said you hedge your bets in your favor.

If you truly believe that Biddle is $200k overvalued... then your bet threshold should have been $639k... not $819k. Who's not standing behind his beliefs now?

Uh... I don't know... I don't bet on stuff I can't control... Hey USCTrojan... what is it really worth in your opinion... I never claimed that... I'm just counter pointing your point on that other point....

Hey USCT, first, thanks for taking time to look at it. According to Redfin, in last 12 months, there were 3 homes that backed on to culver in these tracts. Three sold for 449, 439 and 459/sf which were the detached SFR. The only house (that i think you alluded to) that sold for 385/sf is a attached unit and actually in a different part of the tract that has different kinds of homes.

Based on this, if you took the three averages, then used $449 * 2001 sqft=898k - 100k in work needed=798,449, right? These comps are in the same general tract and all back onto Culver all built in couple of years of each other.

Curious why you choose to use the least similar sale among the 4 sales to comp against. I ask because I did my own "analysis" when I put in the bid as I was planning on flipping it or renting it out and I wanted to compare notes of value. TIA!

So Scurred...your analysis is wrong. You're doubledipping. the home that sold at 439/sq ft is already has the poor condition priced in. so for the current property, you're penalizing it twice by using the low 439/sq ft to average, and then deducting an additional 100k in repairs. Make sense?

This is why the property is probably worth 40k more and why you should bid above 850k to prevent others from stealing it from you.

Moving, you need to attend Indie school of ridiculing. Heard he is opening a branch up in your move up neighborhood right next to the 85 degree. He already sees your potential!

Your post current skills doesn't quite cut it as either adding much ridicule nor value to the conversation. But thanks for playing.

There's some truth to this. I was once banned from this site How indy does it w/o getting banned makes me want to enroll.

You know how I know life isn't fair and makes my heart bleed for the poor? Cause I read posts from people like you with money that think buying this property as investment is a good idea. That someone that foolish still manages to have money. If just baffles me how you haven't lost it all yet.

And I'll keep playing...

for someone who has no idea what i HAD actually offered, you sure assume a lot and talk a lot....but hey, if it were any different, Indie wouldn't be personally recruiting you.

What'd you bid? Please share. Cause 700k, 600k, 500k are all still foolish to offer as an investment property. Flip, a different story. Hopefully no one in your family reads this board, otherwise they'd ask for their money back.